Gawler

Built around the meeting of the North Para and South Para rivers, Gawler grew into one of South Australia’s earliest country towns. Established in 1839 and named for Governor George Gawler, it retains a notable nineteenth-century character along Murray Street, its longstanding commercial spine. The rivers join here to form the Gawler River, while the town stands on the northern edge of the Adelaide Plains, with the Barossa Valley’s wine country to the northeast. Gawler has long served the farming districts north of Adelaide, a role still reflected in its civic centre and regional atmosphere. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Gawler and the Adelaide Plains.

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